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suurtükiväe taktikaline ülesanne

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Militerm | riigikaitseterminite andmebaas

ID 1158306 Last modified 28.08.2026
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Domain Land Forces -> Field Artillery
  • toetatava üksuse ja tuletoetust osutava üksuse vahel määratud suhe, mis sätestab tuletoetuse prioriteedid, vastutuse ja koordineerimispõhimõtted, muutmata üksuste alluvust
  • the relationship that links a fire support element to a supported unit
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  • Tuletoetussuhete alla kuuluvad otsetoetus, tugevdamine, üldtoetus ning üldtoetus tugevdamisega.
  • Lisaks neile võib esineda mittestandardseid tuletoetussuhteid, mis sätestatakse operatsioonikäsuga.
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  • An assigned fire support relationship may be one of the following: direct support (DS), reinforcing (R), general support reinforcing (GSR) or general support (GS). Non standard FS relationships are developed when none of these standards ones sufficiently addresses FS requirements and/or responsibilities. It describes in detail the support responsibilities of a FS unit. The task also clearly defines the relationship of the FS unit with a manoeuvre unit or another FS unit. It does not affect the organizational structure or the command relationships that results from that structure.
  • Fire support relationships may be long-term, frequently repeated, or a one-time occurrence.
  • Field artillery missions describe the fire support responsibilities of a [field artillery] unit in detail and establish the fire support relationship with the brigade. The fire support relationship does not affect the organizational structure and the command relationships.
tuletoetussuhe preferred
tuletoetuse taktikaline ülesanne deprecated
suurtükiväe taktikaline ülesanne deprecated
fire support relationship preferred
fire support tactical task former
fire support tactical mission former

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